Jason
(K=77) - Comment Date 5/12/2002
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Hello,
I have found that Ansel Adams camera series to be helpful. Also, you can look for Kodak's Joy of Photography. It's an old book, but they constantly update it.
If you want some online help, PhotographyTips.com has sections for subjects, technique, action, ect. After reading some choice options, I revised some of my photo techniques. I am waiting for the roll to come back.
Another good site would be TakeGreatPictures.com. They have a help section, along with columns by pros.
Good luck, and happy hunting,
Jason
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Terrence Kent
(K=7023) - Comment Date 5/12/2002
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Petros Stamatakos
(K=12101) - Comment Date 5/12/2002
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Why not look at some of our members work, that's relevant, fresh, and absolutely magnificent?
Michael Busselle has written some trully inspirational books!!!
http://www.michael-busselle.com/ShowPictures.asp?CatID=351
The "Better Picture Guide To:" series is absolutely fantastic!
Can I also suggest you buy a copy of "UNTAMED ALASKA - 10th Anniversary Edition". This outstanding book by our own Steve Kaufman is amazing!!! Here is a little more about the book itself: http://www.naturephotography.net/untamed.html
I'm sure you'll enjoy and learn from the above like I have.
Regards,
Peter
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sean slavin
(K=3488) - Comment Date 5/13/2002
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i've found several very helpful. as jason said, the ansel adams series, the camera, the negative and the print are very good. these have also been useful to me::
- photography 7th edition, barbara london
- kodak professional photoguide 6th edition, debbie cohen
- the photographer's handbook, john hedgecoe
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Bruce Wilson
(K=540) - Comment Date 5/14/2002
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For beginners I always recommend the National Geographic Photography Field Guide by Burian and Caputo.
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George Givens Jr.
(K=53) - Comment Date 5/28/2002
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Photography by Barbara London and John Upton!
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